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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29


One of the most abominable acts Of
criminal vengeance conceivable BY a
human being has recently been per
'petrated in Chilli. This monster lived
In Los Andes, Chill; and in the neigh
borhood Of him there resided family,
the members of which he hated.
When smallpox appeared in the prov
ince he secretly obtained n number OF
dried pustules, and these he placed in
side q plug of tobacco, which he threw
away in a place where Che people he
hated were sure TO see IL One Of the
children picked up the tobacco and
gave it to her parents. who made
cigarettes from it and smoked them.
A very few days afterwards small pox
broke out in the house, and with such
yirulence that no one of the family
escaped. The criminal, however, was
attacked with the disease, and died
after confessing his erime.-Panama
Star.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29
A Woman's Promise and Her Mem
Ory.

Daniel S. Dickinson, formerly United
States Senator from New York. who
was very fond Of saying sharp things,
sometimes gave offense by his witticism
when he least expected to.do SO. One
day when he WAS walking moodily
along the street in Albany, at the time
Silas Wright was Governor, he met
Mrs. Wright, the Governors wife.
She. observing his abstracted air, said
to him in jocular manner: What
does man think of when he is think
ing of nothingp" ''Of q woman's
promise, responded Dickinson. "Well
done, Senator" said Mrs. Wright, who
passed on, but did not forget Dickin-
sons remark. Some time afterward
he requested her to help him to per-
suade tho Governor to appoint q friend
to Office, reminding her, at the same
time. that she had promised to aid him
whenever he should ask for her as
sistance. THAT is true, Senator" she
replied, "but of course itwasnothing.
"How is thatp" exclaimed Dickinson,
much surprised. Because 1t was q
woman's promise, don't you knowP'
responded Mrs. Wright. The Senator
did know, and lie had to tell his friend
that the adverse influences, were SO
strong that the coveted appointment
could not be obtained for him. - NeW
York Ledger.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29

moment, until l writhed In agony. Il
dashed quickly up my leg, stopped An
instant, as II gloating In my misery,
and then crawled with that awful pain
slowly upward, until Il seemed that
tiny lets Of the fiercest fame were be-
ing blown into my body, heart and
brain. The intensity OF this agony was
not constant. II lit had been would
have died again In q short time. IL
came in waves, so to speak: Each
wave was little less furious than Its
predecessor, until at last the storm was
passed and i found myself weak,
speechless, limp and helpless mortal,
lying on robe before the fireplace OF
my friend, the agent. He had brought
me back to life, but, as true as Itell you,
did not feel IL In my heart to thank
him.
"WheE / was strong enough to hear
IL, he told me that lie was awakened in
the night by the peculiar and loud
neighing of horse. He looked out of
the window and saw q sight that start
led him-a ghostly horse and sleigh
and driver in the road before the door.
He recovered himself and went down.
Then he discovered that the driver was
dead. He quickly carried the driver
into the house, laid him on the floor
before the fireplace, and recognized
me. Knowing that even If l was not
beyond all aid, nothing could be done
for me until the robe and clothing were
thawed. he made the fire blaze and
| hurried to the rescue of the faithfuland
intelligent horse that had reasoned
with itself that it must stop at the first
house 1t came on that terrible night,
and that life and death depended on it.
BY the time the horse was cared for i
was in shape to be resuscitated In case
any such thing could he done. l was
stripped and rubbed briskly with snow
and snow-water for more than an hour
before gave any evidence that l might
be called back. Then another hOul
was spent in the same treatment, when
q spoonful of brandy was poured down
my throat. After that the circulation
was started, and my agony began. The
suffering lasted for an hour, and-well
/ can say this: Freeze to death If you
want. You'll like it. But don't lei
anybody fetch you too again.-M J
, ,Cti,1 @
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29
Courage Of Women.

In courage the ordinary woman,
says the Augusta Gazette, greatly out
strip the ordinary man. Whether
it be reckless, unconscious, or sub
lime, the element of personal courage
that effects a fit at the intrusion Of q
mouse knows no fear in the face of
real danger. A lady who would not
venture from her rural front door
alone was often met abroad leading
a 3-year-old child by the hand. When
asked if she considered the infants
presence protection, she answered:
s.In measure, yes; for when ! am
alone feel that / have no right to be
away, and would run from shadow,
but II / were attacked with this child
Iwould defend it to the last" Some
persons will account for this on mater
nal instincts. But the lady was not
related to the child and she was I'M
married.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29
Is Consumption Incurableq

Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with abscess of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incur
able Consumptive. Began taking DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, am now on my third bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever made.n
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: "Had it not been for DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption l would
have died of lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best OF
health.n Try it. Sample bottles free
at D. J. Humphreys Drug Store.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29

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Concerned.

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About Eve years ago suffered from painful
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live at 24i York street, Jersey City, and on
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29
had . severe attack Of catarrh, and

I had a severe attack Of catarrh, and
became so deaf I could not hear COM
mon conversation. I suffered terribly
from roaring In my head. I procured
a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm, and In
three weeks could hear as well as / ever
could, and now j can say to all who are
afflicted with the worst of diseases, ca
tarrh, take one bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm and be cured. 1t is worth 81 ,00C
to any man, woman or child suffering
from catarrh. "A. e. Newman, Gray
ling, Mich. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29

Known and used by Physicians all over
the world. Scott's Emulsion not only
gives flesh and strength by virtue Of its
own nutritious properties, but creates
an appetite for food that builds up the
wasted body. II have been using
Scotts Emulsion for several years, and
am pleased with itsaction. My patients
say 1t is pleasant and palatable, and all
grow stronger ana gain flesh from the
use Of IL. Iuse it In all cases OF Vast.
ling Diseases, and 1t i specially useful
for children when nutrient medication
lis needed, as In Marasmns.''-T. I. w
Pierce, M. d., Knoxville, Ala. limo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-29

The Crown Prince Of Germany is
said to have been beyond question the
handsomest man in England's jubilee
procession.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29
Store ma sprzedaz.
GDZIE?
WV ILNIE, MINI.

Dobra sposobnosc ola ku-
pujacego, poniewa3 tam tylko
jest jeden store.
Kto by chciai kupit MECH
sic zgfosi do pocztmistrzl M.
A. M a zany W Whine, DO
ten jedyny store W Whine.
TO icgo wlasnosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29

-bo Eli synowie ME sprawia
matce pociechy-spefnia VIE
cznie obowiazk. swego stanu
i powolania.
Mech vice prze}o2eni W
parafiach i szko}ach pilnuja
chwa}y Bo2ej w kcsciele i
wpa]aJa W serca mfodociane
swych wychowankow prawde
Boza. = Mech urzeduicy to-
warzystw cafa sta pracuja
mad rozwojem towarzystwa
sweg, wykorzeriajac zarodki zfe
a poslewajac cnoty obywatel-
skie i milosc ku kosciolowi.
Mech Ka2dy pracownik bedzie
uczclwy rracowity a swlatly,
MECH oiciec matka wycho-
wuja swiatobliwie ma|a dziat-
we. Mech przedstawiciele op;.
Mi publicznej puszczaja W O
bieg prxwde $wieta me "a
truwajacy wszystko jad-niech
wszyscy strzega sic lenistwa
zbytku niezgody, przecho-
wuJac W sercu swieta mifosG
Ojczyzny, beda gotowi do O.
Aar, wtenczas Ojczyzna bedzie
mice pocieche ze swoich sy-
now, wtenczas ME ulekniemy
sic nieprzyjaciela zadnegc, bo
jak m6wi tenae sam Mata-
tyasz: Ch1ca1a jjego guoy ro-
6ec'0o jest. Ezi5 sic uy1cyz: III, a
jaltro SIC ME nyjdzie = IL sic
o6roclt 70 zeen1le sacq a mysl
lego zgue}a.
Smla}o vice, Bracia Kochani,
we7ny sic do dzieia! Niechaj,
Siedy sic rozjedziemy, kazdy
z mas bedz'e apostofem mi
fosci, mifosG ia MECH bedzie,
jak mowi Pawef sw., te. b.
iudnosci-brzydzac sic zlem,
przy ~tawajac ku dobremu. Mi
fosciq braterstwa Jedni drug,cb
milujac, uczciwosciq jeden dru-
g1cgo uprzedzajac. Wsp, mnij-
my sohie na te chwile, kie-
dysmy Ojczyzne nasza Aegna-
Ii, udajac sic " te dalekie
strony-mk m"tki nasze i
ojcowie Eapomiuali nas:-Sy-
nu, bywaj zdrow! ldziesz mie-
dny p"ganN, we2 ten Krzyzyk
ma drogie, MECH on ci przy-
pomni ojcow naszych-wez
szkaplerz n NJ. p, MECH Gle
ona ochrania cd zfego! Bqdz
zdrou! a badz wiernym VIE
re O.jc6w naszych!-N'ech
Gle Bog blogos]awi, mech Gle
Najswietsza Matka Boska Cze-
etochowska ma swej piec1y!
0 Bo2e wszechmogqcy! kto-
rvs wielkiego mifosierdzia
swego raczyf mas wszystkich
tn ma obczyznie W tax pick
rvln rclu zg'o na'lzid. ze kie-
Iy na>l BIArIa W nIe~olI ma
wiasnej zieln, Ty nam poz-
walasz tn W cafe.j swobodzie
pracowaG dla dobra narodu-
race kierowac radami naszelnl,
race swoia obecnvscia uswie-
ciG serca mysIi wszystkich
tu zgromadzonych a B&ogos-
faw;ehstwo TwoJe Syna i
Ducha Sw. MECH zstapi ma
mas nami ma zawsze po-
zostanie AMEN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29

obchodzimy pa'niatke zwy
cieztwa, kt6re odniosi Jan III
Krol Pvlski, przed 204 lat,
mad Turkami pod Wiedniem
Dzlsiaj tak2e rozpoczniemy "
llnie Bo2e i'race sejmowe
ktore majq przyniesc korzysst
wszystkiej lulnosci polskiej "
Stanach Z!ednoczonych.
Przy tel wiec sposobnosci
chciafbym wan pzedstawid
prawdziwe drogi Panskie, kto-
remi chodzic mamy-by do
zamierzonego celu t. j. zwy-
ciestwa mad nieprzy;;aciolml ma
szymi dojsc.
lie nadziieje ece m1nte mala1,
1vy6a1oie go, o6ronle go, 5e poznal
lnaie moje TAX, Najmilsl Stu
chacze, Bog przemawlaf do
wlernego ludu swegc przez
usta Psalmisty, te TED obie-
tnice spefnil, dajac W rece ia
Ma LII zwyclestwo wiekopomne.
Wybawif go Bog cd przemo-
cy tureckiej-pon;ewa& po.
kfada& nadzieje W nim-obro-
nil 60 cd nieszczest podbo-
iu l niewoli, poniewa3 poznaf
lmie Jego. Ze tax by}o, ME
lnaczej. wykazuje nam histo-
rya.
Kr6l Jan III byt dobrym
rycerzem- dzielnym &o}nierzem,
ale oprocz tego byf prawdzi-
wynn Observation-Disclosures
my, 4e W przededniu bitwy
2 Turkami osobiscie ksiedzu
do mszy sw. usfuglwal sa-
kramenta sw. przyjmowaf-
gotujac sic tym aktem do
wielkich czy"ow, ktore zdzia
faf;: po dokonanem zwycie
stwie, owemi SLOWLY Veninaus
vidamus, Deus vlcit = Przyszl;-
$nay, zobaczyl4$my, ale Bog z1uy-
cleayt-wska2af potomnosci, ze
ME W sobie, SVEN mestwie j
odwadze szuka} zrod}a swoje
90 powodzenia, ale W Bogu
i wolf Jego Swietej-ze Bog,
W ktorego reku losy narodow,
u2yf jego jako narzedz:a do
zniweczenia n!ecnych zamia
row nieprzyjaclelskich. Polo
2ywszy az nadzieje W Panu,
jako drugi David wystapi}
smia1o przeciw Goliatowi- ME
dat sic nakfoniG zadnemi pod
szeptarni j namcwalni po-
STOW francuskich, ami tel no.
wo powsta}ych heretYk ow me-
mieckich, ktorzy przy pomocy
pogan, dla dogodzenia swej
nienawissci, chetnieby byli wi
dzieli wfasna ojczyznq W kaj-
danach. Zanim pod Wiedniem
Turkow W proch rozbi1, mu-
stat wplerw W domu u siebio
zwycie4yc zfa wole przewro-
tnosG grzeszna najbli3szych 1nu
osob-a zwycie3yf jedynie, DO
mysl swa utkwif W Bogu,
wszystko ma wieksza chwate
jego czyniac.
Jak on, tax my ma tym
Sejmie potrzebujemy pewnej
drcgl ktora DO zwyclestwa
mad nieprzyjaciol'ni naszymi
kroczyc many. Ale zanim
przystapimy do odszukania
drogi, musimy poznac nieprzy-
jaciof naszych, co zacz So, gdzie
sic ukrywaja.
Nieprzyjacio}mi nassymi
najwiekszymi sa lekcewa2enie
wolf Bo2ej-a ztqd zapvzna-
wanie obowiazk6w chrzescijah-
skich. Nieprzyjaciele muo2a sic
pomiedzy nami, iak grzyhy pc
deszczu, a nasieniu ch brak
miloscl Bozeji lniiosci blznie-
20. . aie ma duis, bysmy ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29
ekspedycya: Rog3giej Carimona uc, Win naNpn

l lose, ktora mifosc B,1a wy
, klucza, nizej siebie lub NJ
rownl k}adzie, jest wystepna
Potem podporzadkowanq by,
mnsi mifosci Koscio}a;; Koscio
BOWEN jest O.jczyzna duchow
ma i niebieska-a ztqd stoi po
mad OJczyzna ziemska, ]ak du
sZa mad ciafem = niebo mac
ziemia.
Przeciez trafajq sic pomie
dzy naml tacy-coby chcieli
by kosciol katolicki ME mial
mic do powiedzenia W sprawie
tax wa2nej, i ON to, zamiast
Boga, stawiaja Ojczyzne "a
oftarzu. Mowiac o miloscl Oh.
czyz zny. staraja sic zarazem o.
Stable wiare ]udu, zmniejszyG
wpfyw Kosciofa sw. miedzy
Polakami. Bracia! Tacy So ua!j-
vie; ';szymi nieprzyjociotmi ma
szymi-bo oni chcq usunac to,
co my najdroaszego posiada-
my, oni . raju szczescia nasz
drogi lld stracaia do przepaS.
CT, z ktorej on nigdy ME
powstanie. Me takimi byli
nasi bohaterowie, kt6rych j.
mona Ma zawsze pozostan9 W
pamleci wszystkich narod6w.
Me takim by} krol Jan III.
Wiara .jego by&a jedna Z tycb,
co moga cory przenosic, ztad
tel ma ka2dym kroku Bog mu
blogosfawil.
Chcemy i my bfogos}a
wienstwa Bo3ego, stojlnJ przy
wlerze njcow, badzmy jako
ow starry Matatyasz Macha-
bejczyk-ktory oplakuj4c spu.
stoszenie miasta i kosciola
Bo&ego-z mfodzieEczym isscie
zapa}em wofai: - ia 1 syno.cle
MOI b'acla moi 6edziena postus=-
ny1nl zakonoe0l gjcow nuszych.
Mech nam Bog 6edzie mn2o$ci,o.
Me jest po2yteczne odstqpic
zahonu iswawiedlipo$ci Bozej.-
| ME odstapiF, walczy} i zwy
cieza}, a kledy chorcba zlo2o-
ny czu} 2e mu sic czas roz-
stania z tym sHiatem zbl2a,
= zwofaf syny swoje / rzek}:
= Ie'az . sy1oaoie bqd5cie mi
tosnlcy 2ahonu = a dGjcie dusze
1oasze za p'zynaerze ojcov na-
szych. 4 ponlnIcie ma spramy
@cowsh'ie = htore czynlH 10 rod
zajacl s1colch q otrzyn1acie stu
tce wielhq / imie wleczne. Tu
przywo}uje i'm ma pamieG
przodkow: = Az Abraham ne
byl malezlom aoi;ermyna u pohu-
szenlu I poczYtano mu Jest hu
sprauiedl;1posci. Jozef czasu IT,
ci;shu slvego zacAoaUa2 rozhuzaue
4 stat SIC Ponem Egiytu. .Io7ua,
gdy myd'uru( sr'ne1eet'ro &c zc
braniu. aoziqt dziedzlctuo. Ualuul
u nnltosterdzlu swem dostqp1 sto-
hcy Molea0shiejj 1aa eviehi. EZiasz,
gdy sic zapa1 zapalenen1 zu-
hon, acz ety jest do ue6a. Ana-
masz, Azaryasz 4 Misne1 wie
rzqc, z Ptomlenla SO wyba,cleni.
Da,old 10 svej prostocie wyba-
eclon z paszczzehl lwoau.-A tex
'oz'nyslg;cie-n,5wi ualej-przez
uurod 4 narod. 5e ,uszyscy, hto.
'zy u MIN uadzige pohtadqq
nae sla1ieiq.-
Badzmy i my mito6nikami
zakonu, to Jest przykazan Bo.
4ych -tak-bysmy nawet, gdy.
by tego bviu potrzeba, "a ME
2ycie dac got 'wi byli. Mech
mifosc nasza ku OJczyznie be-
die czynna, to jest niechaj
sic ME objawia W naszych
uczuclach, aie " czyn-
k a c h praw d . e, to
znaczy, " kto kocha OIczyz
ne, stara sic 2yc po Eoaemu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29

n1eprzy]aclela swego jake mai
gorszego czfowieka na svi.cie
Bracia! Wszak ten cz}o viel
.jak / my stworzony ma obra,
i podob'ehstwo Boga : wszal
Bog surowo nakazaf bysmy
dla niego samego kochali biz.
Mich.
Codziennie slyszymy okrzy.
XII ma temat mifosci Ojczyvny,
q ME pomrimy ma to, 4e Brat
nasz jest czastka Ojszyznv, Ae
przesladulac jego, przesladuje-
my Ojczyzne. Bo i COZ to
jest Ojczyzna?
Czy to tylko ia ziemia, ma
ktorej sic urodziliimy? Me, ale
przedewszystkiem jei zasoby
duchowne j moralne -jej pra.
wa, swobody, obyczaje, trady.
eye, ten jezyk, ktorego mas
matki nauczyly i ci Bracia,
ktorzy W okofo mas 2yja ia
wiara swieta katolicka -ktora
nam Ojcowie W spusciznie 20
stawili i.-Takq Ojczyzne nosi-
my W sercach naszych i nj.
gdy sic z MIA roziaczyG ME
mozemy. Jak ka1de inne
uczucie, tax miiosG O.jczyzny
wlaf Bog W serca nasze a
Chrystl's Pan nietylko jej ME
usunaf-ale ja s}owy i przy-
kfadem uzacnif. W slad "a mi
strzem ide 9wieci Chociaa ich
mifost Gaia l'ilzkost, a miano-
wicie cafy kossciot ogarnla-
ME wyk!ucza jednak przywiq-
zania ku braciom i tel ziemi,
ktora ich wydafa. Ztqd spefnia-
ia wiernie obowlazki wzgledem
Ojczyzny- uczes,nicza W jej
losach-niosa jej pomoc W
cierpieniach, pokuta odwraca,jq
chloste Bo3a-a modlitwa spro-
wadzaja bfogoslawiehstwo-
czesto staja sic zbawcami swo-
jego narodu.-
Z daleka Cd rodzinnej zie-
mi, rozsiani po- cafych Sta
mach, my Polacy wzdychamy
"a Ojczyzna, W apbrej mysli =
staranly sic Rodalow, co wo-
kofo mas sic znJdujq, W )e-
den wezef braterstwa koja
rzyc-staramy sly przywoly
waniem ma pamiec dawnych
czasow, obudzac ducha przod-
kow, &ywo pr1ypqminamy So
bic cierpienia OjcEyzuy, jeczq-
Gel W kajdanach, zapisujemy
g}eboko przesladowsn jake
Kosciof nasz sw. ponosi i ma
tychlniast organizujemy sic.
by W jakikolwiekbadz sposob
ul3yc je.i cierpienin MoAemy
powiedz'ec, 2e praeem tyln
bfogos}awif B6g-E dzisiAj W
tym domu Bo3ym, W czasie O.
fairy mszy Sw., blagac bedzie-
my tego Ojca naszego Maj
lepszego nietylko o dalsze BIO
gosfawiehstwa, ale j "a ode
brane goraco dzieko1at. Mech
Jego dobroc nieskohczona be-
die dla Las hasfem do wy
pefniania obowiazkow tnaszych.
Ma czolach ;aszych wypiszemy
sODle lnl1( &c boga l bllZnlegO
ME potepiajmy nikogo cd
razu-a jesli mas kto .obra4a,
przebaczajmy-bo tax czynif
Mistrz nasz Jezus Chrystus,
kiedy "a swymi katam; do Bo-
ga Ojca sic Notwithstanding:
-Ojcze przepusc in, 30 ME
wiedza co czynia.
Dalej czyniac coxolwiek dla
Ojczyzny, pomnijmy, pomal)
my, 2e milosc Ojczyzny pod
porzadkowana bye musi mi
losci Boga, bo wszclka mi +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29

n bledoku,
Nleboraku.
Go mu plqtej
Lu6 dzleolqtej
-Broknle Jistki;;
" spos66 letki
M jq acsaclze,
4 ME zdradze
Z n11eie siedzi,
Mh 10 spo1vledzl
Sehret r65ny,
Bonn ostro2ny
Tylho hiedy,
Choc dez diedy.
Moren z braci
Me zap1uci
Ia WLARUSA
70 pohelsa
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Paslbrzucha,
Co dla piaca
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Co Ci grzecznie
I serdecznie,
Slqc servusa,
Zyezy
IST Err OD WARUt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-29
PIACCIE "a WIARUSA

Jesie,l. .jesie';
Rece u klesze1i
Po monete
Ia guzete!
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TAX rzecz ma sic,
Ze pofo,Ua
Me od sto1va.
ChoG 20 z6loru
Pe1'ae epory
Zloto naqjQ,
Me zaoa&ajq,
Jak 0 grosze
= Prosze, prosze! =
Znaeczon zgota,
Majste, e0ola.
Pqlstki 10 kasle
Choc ~ Isnasl;e
Sqsiek pehay
Jest 6aeuet'1y;
rop sp'zedany
[ oblany.
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Mad myna losem
Brzeczqc t'zosena.....
Laldzie, ludzie,
Zle 1uana p6jdzle!
Bo jak zlolllem,
u gtodu zginlem,
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" do6re czasy
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Przemoc pod2a
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l 6ro1oary |
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Ale hola!
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Ma tyna $aciecle
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Biede sk'7Aszy,
Il ! c G u c e du@y |
ls& wyhauzy,
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l s'Da,Dol,1le
w udo kol1aie,
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l uclecze.
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Lecz 20 darn.o
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Jeno baty
ADo ydy tum
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-18
The Accident Insur.nc. Graz.

Accident insurance has made q steady
running growth during the present year. and
seems to be q popular craze know of can
vassers who are taking in as high as twenty
policies day. All railroad men are goinl
into it. and find the workingmen following
Men who can carry regular insurance OF
their lives only take accident policies wher
going on journeys, but poor men. who can
not afford regular premiums want soms
guarantee of support If disabled Speaking
about insurance, this branch Of Insurance. has
gone into many peculiar ramifcationa Dis
you know that railroads insure more than
other corporationsi
Railroad cars are all insured, and the com
panies figure very close-so close that Their
Is not much profit in 1t, tho only inducements
being the large amount that can be taken
owing to the to small quantity Of property
that can be destroyed at one time Their
there are tornado policies that have largs
ara OF country to cover When cvclo7e
strikes district, the companys agents catch
all the farper~ There are also tornado com
PRIMES, which insure against loss by wind
There used to b live stock companies, but
several of them failed 50 easily that the othe1
lost confidence. 1t was easy enough to insure
IN animal, but il was not % easy to identify
. dead beef or sheep as the same one insured
Then you can get window plate glass insure6
well, / may say. anything Of any valpa
Globe Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-18
The Effects of Malaria.

1t does not matter at all whether the ma
laria springs from rocky sub-stratum which
keeps the surface water from passing off, a.
on Staten Island and much Of the coast knobs,
or from underground streams, as in the lower
half of New York city, or low river flats,
whether those Of the Bronx or the Potomac,
or country barnyard, or combination of
sanitary blunders in an uptown mansion. sea
side villa or princely schloss Malaria is bad
air, and wherever it comes means first ague,
then rheumatism, then death, and the last
not before it is wished for. As a clever doc
tor and inspector of the board Of health told
the writer in charming, but unsanitary,
house in one of the healthiest places around
New York: you must either have things
put in order or die, or else you will wish you
had died New York Mail and EXPRESS.